Leigh Lombardi
Sam Hennings
Claude Akins
& Introducing
Logan Hall
Executive Producer
Forrest S. Baker III
Music
Kem Kraft
Editors
Stephen L. Johnson
Lori Petersen
Sound Design
Michael L. McDonough
Screenplay
Deborah G. Hofstedt
Producers
Don A. Judd
Scott Swofford
Based on a Short Story by Lael J. Littke
| Voice of Older Martha | Yvonne DeCarlo |
| Martha Richards | Leigh Lombard |
| Jed Richards | Sam Henning |
| Daniel Merriss | Logan Hall |
| William Clay | Claude Akins |
| Eleanor Tanner | E. Linda Moore |
| Heber Tanner | Derek Spriggs |
| Nate Tanner | Jay Dee Bateman |
| Pauline Tanner | Sydnee Hawley |
| Sarah Richards | Tess Christensen |
| Lucy Richards | Jenna Lee Hagen |
| Daniel's Father | Brian Lives |
| Daniel's Mother | Kathryn Little |
| At The Social | Jennifer Frantz Haley Christensen Matthew Jones Lewis David M. Taylor Wilma Adams Mary Leisa Moore |
| The Buckle Busters | Tom Goodwin Thomas Smart Cory Webster Lewis Downey |
| Production Manager | Lee B. Groberg |
| 1st Assistant Director | Jeff Miller |
| 2nd Assistant Director | Terri Pappas |
| Production Assistant | Jill Greenlief |
| Production Accountant | Lynn Christofferson |
| Script Supervisor | Penny Johnson |
| Casting | Scott Wilkinson Terri Pappas Dora Whitaker |
| Camera Operators | Mark Goodman Mark Taft |
| 1st Assistant Camera | James Gladue Jordan |
| 2nd Assistant Camera | Joe Christensen Andy Orozco |
| Gaffer | Rhett Fernsten |
| Best Boy Electric | Darren McLaughlin |
| Key Grip | Rick Mitchell |
| Dolly Grip | Alesia Walser |
| Best Boy Grip | Alan Oaks |
| Recordist | Doug Cameron |
| Boom Operator | Joe Garrard |
| Art Director | Russel D. Richins |
| Set Designer | Brian Lives |
| Leadman | Rob Bennett |
| Swing Gang | Jason Haase Cindy Neibaur |
| Property Master | Jim Sherman |
| Assistant Props | Bill Barber |
| Construction Coordinator | Jeff Jones |
| Carpenters | Julie Kruger Mitchell Batten Bob Collins Janet Hogan Norm Krueger Anita Richens Steve Tanner |
| Scenic Painter | Chad Davis |
| Costumes | Cathren Warner |
| Wardrobe Assistants | Jacqueline Woodward Meladi Lindley |
| Makeup & Hair | Tena Parker-Liddiard Kaye Tony |
| Transportation Coordinator | Michael Anderson |
| Drivers | Dee Warner Kimball Jacobs Brett Miller Steve Lloyd |
| Wranglers | Glade Quinn Fenton Quinn Ron Brown |
| Animal Trainers | Larry Tuckett Cameron Tuckett |
| Prod. Assist./Craft Service | Liz Reiter |
| Tutor | Karen Ivie |
| Catering | Meiers Prime Inc. |
| Music Orchestrator/Conductor | Audrey Terry |
| Foley | Chad Larsen |
| Assistant Editor | Cari Petersen |
| Negative Cutters | Gary Wallace Robert Colley |
| Color Timer | Gary Wallace |
| Post Facility | Tesescene Inc. |
| Story Consultants | Leo Paur Steven Evans |
| Nate's Drawings | Mandy Folkman Bill Barber Tanner Christensen |
| Post Coordinator | Zella McGurk |
| Title Design | Carol Grundmann |
| Director, Product Support | Marjorie H. Rice |
| Production Secretary | Varena M. Morey |
| Color & Prints | Allied + WBS |
Arriflex Camera & Lenses Supplied by
Birns & Sawyer
Thanks to:
Katy Christensen
Mark Sweickart
Charles F. Floyd
International Distribution by the Fi-Mark Company
The events and characters depicted in this photoplay
are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead,
or to actual events is purely coincidental.
Seasons of the Heart
© MCMXCIII Rekab Tserrof
All Rights Reserved
Feature Films For Families
Strengthening Traditional Values Through Entertainment
Feature Films For Families
gratefully acknowledges the millions of families nationwide
whose continuing support made this film possible.
During the filming of this movie,
on-duty Utah Highway Patrol Trooper
JOSEPH S. BRUMETT
stopped on the interstate to assist
professional animal handlers traveling to the set.
In performing his duties, the trooper was
struck and killed by a motorist.
This motion picture is dedicated to the memory of
TROOPER BRUMETT
and all those who have given their lives
while in service to others.
When Jed and Martha Richards agree to raise young, orphaned Daniel, Jed is delighted.
But Matha, still grieving for her two little girls who died on the trek West, finds herself swept away each day in a thousand wistful memories.
As her golden-haired daughters dance through her aching heart, she can't help comparing them to this awkward, dirty young boy who annoys her at every turn--and needs her so desperately.
Jed and Danny both reach out to Martha, yet her anguish isolates her and threatens the marriage relationship.
But spring sometimes comes unexpectedly, and for Martha it comes on a snowy Christmas Eve when Danny's innocent heart is finally able to rescue hers.
Color, 94 minutes. Featuring Leigh Lombardi, Sam Hennings, Claude Akins, and introducing Logan Hall. Produced by Heart Productions Inc. exclusively for Feature Films For Families.
| PRODUCERS: Don A. Judd & Scott Swofford | DIRECTOR: T.C. Christensen |
| SCREENPLAY: Deborah G. Hofstedt | MUSIC: Kem Kraft |
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You may want to discuss the following with your family:
1. Martha couldn't see how much Danny needed her love. Is it easy to recognize others' needs when we are engrossed with our own? 2. What did Danny mean when he said Martha was "hallowed"? 3. Martha lost faith in God because her little girls died. When sad things happen, does it mean God is not watching over us? 4. What did Martha learn about Danny's feelings at the manger scene?
5. Who did Danny say was taking care of Martha's little girls now?
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© 1993 Rekab Tserrof. All rights reserved.
Sleeve Art © 1993 Feature Films For Families Inc.
This film includes
closed captions created
by Feature Films For Families.
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